The Lord will then you Muslims shall know

@@user-jl7og9kf6y ??????

​@@user-jl7og9kf6yknow what?

@@user-jl7og9kf6y Free the world from the Zionism...

Aameen

It's wonderful to see how motivated the freedom fighters still are,they are making the IOf terrorists lives hell,if they say one died it means a 100 died..don't believe their lies..

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We are not a sect mediaval antisemite murder and racist as that of 7th october and you ..that' s all...

The greatest Israeli project". That's the name of the plan and has been there for years.

Long term security in terms of threat ti life and safety or economic interests, . Colonial paw of the US ,UK the long term economic security, the trade route and the oil deposits in and around the area.. no wonder most spokespersons have British accent or American. As long as hamas is there , it will be a major obstacle, or perhaps they dont want the Gazans to get their share of the economic benefits.

I agree with you brother.That don't sound right.

That’s why they are now drafting orthodox Jewish boys out of Yeshivas across Israel. This will become Israel’s Vietnam.

@re - no way, they are over 16 million.

@@MHigginsIt already has to a great degree

"Come to Israel, a safe haven for jews of the world!"......

@@ROMANABSOLUT About that much too many ...

Biz sevmiyoruz çünkü ALLAH c.c öyle buyuruyor hiristiyan ve yahudileri dost edinmeyin diye buyuruyor

American Politicians

Voters

@@smokedbeefandcheese4144 ,81 million

I know they lie so much too, they're not believable anywhere anymore and the Biden administration is the same too kings of lies and genocides

No such thing as "Palestine", or "Palestinians", they are Arabs that no other country wants because they bring violence wherever they are.

Where he belongs to

Free from jewish land grabbers.

​@@Daniel_Martin777😊 Entire palastine is hamas dude.. open your mind and see the truth.

@@Daniel_Martin777 Free from Zeftael.

Free palestine 🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴 Freee Gaza from sionist occupation

From the human race

O ma Ola!

Shut up baby ​@@DeathCultSlayer

Why do they lie in such ridiculous ways that no one can possibly believe them..

Over 70,000 disabled do the math 🧮 isreal probably got over 5, 000 deads

​@@mogamadgreyson143 they don't want ppl to know they are losing especially their own people

Some being indoctrinated with a lie since birth

Millions of sociopaths

Isreal / zionist are most untrusted people ,a big liar .

Chosen liars.

@@basilminhas7179 earth is mostly sociopaths but the doctors tells us its like 5%

Firstly, Palestine as a country never existed and doesn't exist today either. The Arabs historically originate as a Central Semitic group in the Arabian peninsula. Their expansion beyond Arabia and the Syrian desert is due to the Muslim / Islamic conquests of the 7th and 8th centuries. Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) was conquered in 633, Levant (modern Syria, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon) between 636 and 640 CE. The Ottoman Empire also invaded and also occupied Israel as invaders for several centuries. Nonetheless, the jews have ALWAYS been present as the indigenous people and were originally descendants of the canaanites! Socalled Palistine has been the homeland of the jews for thousands of years. Here is a brief history of the jews continuous prescence in Israel, as the indigenous people and rightful owners of the land of Israel: In 70 CE, the Second Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Roman Empire, effectively ending Jewish rule in the Land of Israel until 1948. While the Jewish population was not given a decree to leave the land, the conditions, such as the fiscus Judaicus, a special tax imposed on Jews, were grave enough to convince most residents to disperse around the globe. A Small Community Remains Still, some Jews did remain in Palestine. Bar Kochba led a small band of Jews in a revolt against the Romans from 132-135 CE in response to the building of the new Roman city "Aelia Capitolina" on the grounds of Jerusalem. While the revolt was met with violent and harsh retributions, by the end of the century, the Romans officially permitted Judaism as a sanctioned religion in Palestine. When the Christian Byzantines took control of Palestine in the fourth century, many restrictions were put on the remaining Jewish community, from banning intermarriage between Christians and Jews to forbidding Jews from owning Christian slaves. There was talk of banning Judaism outright, but those plans never came to fruition. Despite its smaller pool of scholars, the rabbinic academies of Palestine were able to complete what is known today as the Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud). Though the Babylonian Talmud is considered to be the more authoritative work, the Jerusalem Talmud is still one of the most important contributions to Jewish literature. Life Under Muslim Rule In 638, Caliph Omar conquered Jerusalem from the Byzantines, launching Muslim rule over the territory. While Jews and Christians were considered second class citizens, the amount of direct persecution decreased substantially. The community in Palestine was fairly quiet during the early Islamic period. A rabbinic academy was formed in Tiberius (and later moved to Ramle) in order to compete, unsuccessfully, with the ten Jewish academies in Baghdad. Christian Rule: More of the Same In 1099, Crusaders arrived in Palestine and created a Christian kingdom in Jerusalem that lasted until 1187. The Crusaders banned Jews from living in the city of Jerusalem, though they were permitted to live in the rest of Palestine, and were permitted to visit Jerusalem. But Christian rule was short-lived. In 1187, Saladin and the Ayyubid dynasty conquered Jerusalem. Indeed, while Christian Europe wanted to establish a permanent presence in Jerusalem and the Middle East, they eventually retreated to Europe after the Muslim recapture of Acre in 1291. In 1258, Baghdad fell to the Mongols. Fearing a collapse of their empire and wanting to prove their strength, the Muslim rulers imposed harsh sanctions on Jews and Christians throughout the region, including Palestine. These restrictions-including wearing special clothing and doctors not being allowed to serve Muslim patients-were enumerated in the seventh century Pact of Umar, a list of laws concerning non-Muslims living in Muslim lands that had previously rarely been enforced. The Ottoman Rule: New Opportunities for the Jewish Community The Ottoman Empire conquered Palestine in 1517 and held it until the empire's decline at the end of World War I. The Ottomans, though practicing Muslims, were much less harsh on the Jewish community than previous Islamic empires and actually allowed them to thrive. The Jewish population in Palestine had exploded in the previous decades with the influx of Spanish and Portuguese Jews who had been expelled during the Inquisition. The Jewish communities in Jerusalem, Tiberias, Gaza, Hebron, Acre, and Safed greatly increased in number during this period. In Safed, Rabbi Isaac Luria revolutionized Jewish mystical thought and established Safed as the center of Kabbalistic study. Also in Safed, Luria's follower, Joseph Caro, wrote the Shulchan Arukh, which remains the most influential Jewish legal code to this day. In 1798, Napoleon invaded Egypt. Though he never captured Palestine, the European influence on the Middle East did have positive effects on the Jewish community. A number of reforms in the 19th century led to more rights for Jews, with full citizenship being granted to them (along with all others in the Empire) in 1876. By the end of the century, after an increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Eastern Europe, Jews started moving to Palestine with the hope of one day creating a Jewish homeland there. This was the beginning of the modern Zionist movement that officially became an organized body with the first World Zionist Congress which was held in Basel, Switzerland in 1897. By 1909, Jewish settlers had founded Tel Aviv, the first all-Jewish city in modern Palestine. By the end of the World War I, the British had taken control of Palestine as part of the Sykes-Picot Agreement with France in their partition of the soon non-existent Ottoman Empire. This would not be the last political change in Palestine. Conflicts between the Arab population and the growing Jewish population would, in the coming decades, alter the face of the Middle East. The arabs rejected the British mandate while Israel accepted it. When the state of Israel was declared in 1948, the jews and the Land of Israel were finally free again! The arabs attacked Israel from all sides and from within! But the arabs were defeated and pushed back thereby losing some of their land. After attacking Israel from within, it stands to reason that those arabs would not be allowed to stay. Nonetheless 160,000 arabs were allowed to stay and they became the 2 million Israeli arabs who live alongside the jews in peace and with equal rights in Israel today. There is no apartheid or oppression as Hamas would like you to believe. Gaza was a FREE unoccupied unoppressed self-administered state until 7 October, with its own army, police force, hospitals, government and infrastructure. This is how it should be, but Hamas prefers to wage war and genocide the jews as it did on 7 October!

Free Palestine🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

Your deluded dude

​@@OasispalmierIsrael is doing that as we speak

Lol keep trying to justify it. You're still going to lose. ​@@jockie8584

that's their land. arabs instead, come out of arabian peninsula

You wouldnt be willing to do that for your own country, would you. Assuming that you are in your native land! Nevermind, learn some Judeo history first!

@@deshmaa1177 im not one of them. and that's their land. even according to the quran (that never mention palestine or palestinians)

​@@Sikyu-ye4nsthat the indeginous Canaanites of which Palistinians have the DNAs homeland,we are not as stupid as you...

​@@deshmaa1177Learn some Middle Eastern history first..All Arabs lived their for militia,not Europeans and losers from Brooklyn that cone to steal homes..

amen! free palestibe!

Exactly

8k left 71k injured 319 killed

...37.8k are easily accessed to cover with shroud, while 10 thousands camouflage under concrete mountains across Gaza. ... ...Half a dozen of Allah's leaders have to sleep in a next door country. David's flags waive on the top of many scratched buildings. ...Such a poor strip is being covered with pagans' troops. The biggest brother of Persia has to shut up and observe the Lebanon bombarded. Jul2,24:0009 utc+7.

If so, 37800+ means 200,000 ? And the new Gaza means Al Mawasi?

20000 killing hamas 😂

Nigerian?

By the way, you are do disinformed.go and check Wikipedia to see how many Jews live in Israel....when there will be 13 million, there won't be any Arabs at all in Israel.. hopefully SOON..they will all be in Quatar or Saudia Arabia

Firstly, Palestine as a country never existed and doesn't exist today either. The Arabs historically originate as a Central Semitic group in the Arabian peninsula. Their expansion beyond Arabia and the Syrian desert is due to the Muslim / Islamic conquests of the 7th and 8th centuries. Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) was conquered in 633, Levant (modern Syria, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon) between 636 and 640 CE. The Ottoman Empire also invaded and also occupied Israel as invaders for several centuries. Nonetheless, the jews have ALWAYS been present as the indigenous people and were originally descendants of the canaanites! Socalled Palistine has been the homeland of the jews for thousands of years. Here is a brief history of the jews continuous prescence in Israel, as the indigenous people and rightful owners of the land of Israel: In 70 CE, the Second Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Roman Empire, effectively ending Jewish rule in the Land of Israel until 1948. While the Jewish population was not given a decree to leave the land, the conditions, such as the fiscus Judaicus, a special tax imposed on Jews, were grave enough to convince most residents to disperse around the globe. A Small Community Remains Still, some Jews did remain in Palestine. Bar Kochba led a small band of Jews in a revolt against the Romans from 132-135 CE in response to the building of the new Roman city "Aelia Capitolina" on the grounds of Jerusalem. While the revolt was met with violent and harsh retributions, by the end of the century, the Romans officially permitted Judaism as a sanctioned religion in Palestine. When the Christian Byzantines took control of Palestine in the fourth century, many restrictions were put on the remaining Jewish community, from banning intermarriage between Christians and Jews to forbidding Jews from owning Christian slaves. There was talk of banning Judaism outright, but those plans never came to fruition. Despite its smaller pool of scholars, the rabbinic academies of Palestine were able to complete what is known today as the Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud). Though the Babylonian Talmud is considered to be the more authoritative work, the Jerusalem Talmud is still one of the most important contributions to Jewish literature. Life Under Muslim Rule In 638, Caliph Omar conquered Jerusalem from the Byzantines, launching Muslim rule over the territory. While Jews and Christians were considered second class citizens, the amount of direct persecution decreased substantially. The community in Palestine was fairly quiet during the early Islamic period. A rabbinic academy was formed in Tiberius (and later moved to Ramle) in order to compete, unsuccessfully, with the ten Jewish academies in Baghdad. Christian Rule: More of the Same In 1099, Crusaders arrived in Palestine and created a Christian kingdom in Jerusalem that lasted until 1187. The Crusaders banned Jews from living in the city of Jerusalem, though they were permitted to live in the rest of Palestine, and were permitted to visit Jerusalem. But Christian rule was short-lived. In 1187, Saladin and the Ayyubid dynasty conquered Jerusalem. Indeed, while Christian Europe wanted to establish a permanent presence in Jerusalem and the Middle East, they eventually retreated to Europe after the Muslim recapture of Acre in 1291. In 1258, Baghdad fell to the Mongols. Fearing a collapse of their empire and wanting to prove their strength, the Muslim rulers imposed harsh sanctions on Jews and Christians throughout the region, including Palestine. These restrictions-including wearing special clothing and doctors not being allowed to serve Muslim patients-were enumerated in the seventh century Pact of Umar, a list of laws concerning non-Muslims living in Muslim lands that had previously rarely been enforced. The Ottoman Rule: New Opportunities for the Jewish Community The Ottoman Empire conquered Palestine in 1517 and held it until the empire's decline at the end of World War I. The Ottomans, though practicing Muslims, were much less harsh on the Jewish community than previous Islamic empires and actually allowed them to thrive. The Jewish population in Palestine had exploded in the previous decades with the influx of Spanish and Portuguese Jews who had been expelled during the Inquisition. The Jewish communities in Jerusalem, Tiberias, Gaza, Hebron, Acre, and Safed greatly increased in number during this period. In Safed, Rabbi Isaac Luria revolutionized Jewish mystical thought and established Safed as the center of Kabbalistic study. Also in Safed, Luria's follower, Joseph Caro, wrote the Shulchan Arukh, which remains the most influential Jewish legal code to this day. In 1798, Napoleon invaded Egypt. Though he never captured Palestine, the European influence on the Middle East did have positive effects on the Jewish community. A number of reforms in the 19th century led to more rights for Jews, with full citizenship being granted to them (along with all others in the Empire) in 1876. By the end of the century, after an increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Eastern Europe, Jews started moving to Palestine with the hope of one day creating a Jewish homeland there. This was the beginning of the modern Zionist movement that officially became an organized body with the first World Zionist Congress which was held in Basel, Switzerland in 1897. By 1909, Jewish settlers had founded Tel Aviv, the first all-Jewish city in modern Palestine. By the end of the World War I, the British had taken control of Palestine as part of the Sykes-Picot Agreement with France in their partition of the soon non-existent Ottoman Empire. This would not be the last political change in Palestine. Conflicts between the Arab population and the growing Jewish population would, in the coming decades, alter the face of the Middle East. The arabs rejected the British mandate while Israel accepted it. When the state of Israel was declared in 1948, the jews and the Land of Israel were finally free again! The arabs attacked Israel from all sides and from within! But the arabs were defeated and pushed back thereby losing some of their land. After attacking Israel from within, it stands to reason that those arabs would not be allowed to stay. Nonetheless 160,000 arabs were allowed to stay and they became the 2 million Israeli arabs who live alongside the jews in peace and with equal rights in Israel today. There is no apartheid or oppression as Hamas would like you to believe. Gaza was a FREE unoccupied unoppressed self-administered state until 7 October, with its own army, police force, hospitals, government and infrastructure. This is how it should be, but Hamas prefers to wage war and genocide the jews as it did on 7 October!

@@jockie8584 What books do you study? Go back to playing candy crush. Israel's claim comes of Kingdom of Israel after King Solomon's death. Yes, Kingdom of Israel existed 1000s of years ago but that doesn't give you the rights to claim back the land. For Palestine, the name Phelistin existed until British colonization in 18th century then it became one of the mandates of British colonies just like India. Your claims are copy and paste of Wikipedia.

@@jockie8584 TLdr, you're coping and need help

@@jockie8584 Yeah, Gaza is so free that even construction materials are banned.😂😂😂 Why don't israeli politicians agree to a two state solution and keep on building illegal settlements? Why do far-right extremists rule Israel for so many years?

​@jockie8584 😂😂😂😂😂😂 don't waste your time. We're not toddlers we don't listen israhell fairy tales 🧚‍♀️

They can't. This is a group of people who have complained and cried for over 50 years about 1 event in history that they lie about. In their eyes they are perpetual victims boo hoo hoo.

@commoncentsamerican to be fair they do deserve a country of their own, but not at the cost of genocide. There is plenty of space in the world

@@RealNANCYPELOSI Do they "deserve" it though? In order to deserve something you must be worthy.

They'll not let the terrorists win

@@commoncentsamerican every major religion in the world has a country they can call home. Muslims got like at least 20. Just because you're hateful doesn't mean they don't DESERVE a home

If Netanyahu is like Trump, and he seems to be, he'll not care about his son either.

A delusional Satanic death cult.

HamAss or humus?

​@@zsoltmolnar750les Hommes

⁠@@zsoltmolnar750Israeli Diaper force of Israeli Occupation Force? 😂

Another news channel mentioned that they only declare the deaths that the Palestinian resistance catches on video. Anything else not caught on video, they deny.

Bastard' you are . .

So true.

❤❤

How stupid can you be..Believe you me, we don't need any help especially not from Britain...and where you get your numbers from ..well there's no halm in dreaming...oh I forgot you are part of the world, where the word TRUTH is a four..ok five letter word..which you may not use...keep up the cynism and lies....the truth hurts, that's why you don't use it!!!

Are you a tist or tist supporter?

@@zsoltmolnar750 I am supporter of humanity not terrorist israel

🧐🤔🤔🤔

probably - difficult to feel sorry for weak people who allow being brainwashed - self-determination is a lifetime of personal struggle and work -

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